Equity Overview
Price & Market Data
Price: $13.67
Daily Change: $0.00 / 0.00%
Range: $0 - $0
Market Cap: $4,008,005,632
Volume: 0
Performance Metrics
1 Week: 1.22%
1 Month: 24.65%
3 Months: 8.44%
6 Months: 1.29%
1 Year: 0.55%
YTD: 9.40%
Company Details
Employees: 19540
Sector: Producer manufacturing
Industry: Electrical products
Country: Japan
Details
NGK Insulators, Ltd., together with its subsidiaries, manufactures and sells electric power related equipment in Japan, North America, Europe, Asia, and others. The company operates through Environment Business, Digital Society Business, and Energy & Industry Business segments. It offers energy storage systems, including NAS batteries; suspension, long rod, station post, hollow, and pin post insulators, as well as hardware for insulator assemblies, and power equipment comprising bushing; HONEYCERAM, a component for exhaust gas purification; diesel particulate filters that eliminates particulates in the exhaust gas emitted from diesel automobiles; and NOx sensors, which measures NOx concentration in motor vehicle exhaust gas. The company also provides metals and mold products, such as beryllium copper products, copper-nickel-tin products, beryllium, molds, and related parts; electronic components, such as piezoelectric micro actuators, high frequency components, and mold-cast ceramics; EnerCera, a chip-type ceramic rechargeable battery; micro-lens for UV-LED; and DCB and AMB substrates for power modules. In addition, it offers ceramics for semiconductor manufacturing equipment, including ceramic heaters, electrostatic chucks, and components; and industrial process products, such as heating systems, kiln furniture and refractories, ceramic membranes and separators, glass-lining products, high temperature dust collectors, ceramic and vacuum pumps, radioactive waste treatment equipment, and gas analyzers, as well as C1 home-use water purifiers. Further, the company is also developing capacitance sensors and micro heater. The company was incorporated in 1919 and is headquartered in Nagoya, Japan.